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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1963

Page

9

Turtle Creek Flood Control District Study Planned

A proposed Turtle Creek watershed flood control district west of Austin would cover about 100000 acres including Freeborn Geneva Moscow Rice land and Newry townships with part of Austin in Mower County. Federal local funding shares would be 70 and 30 percent, with eight to nine water impoundment sites and potential fish wildlife recreation areas.

Austin Turtle Creek Freeborn Bath Bancroft Geneva Riceland Newry Moscow Mower County U.S. S.oil Conservation Service Albert Lea Court House

Toynbee Warns Humanity Faces Self Made Threat

Dr Arnold Toynbee told Luther College audiences that humans and microbes are historic threats, but mankind is its own deadliest foe since 1945. He argued the Atomic Age requires global redistribution of wealth and a birth rate drop to avert extinction, urging Christian leadership for universal welfare.

Decorah Iowa Arnold Toynbee Luther College Valder’s Toynbee Earth Brotherhood of Man Dr. Toynbee

Union and Hormel Agree on Special Leave Rules

A new agreement for special leaves of absence was negotiated by the Joint Seniority Board of Local 9, United Packinghouse Workers of America and Geo. A. Hormel & Co. It removes two length of service based vacation accrual rules and the restriction on working elsewhere during a leave. The special leave program for women employees remains in effect.

Local 9 United Packinghouse Workers of America Geo. A. Hormel & Co

Girl Scout Cookies Stolen From Car In Northeast Theft

Two thefts and a vandalism report filed with Austin police detail incidents across the city. Dorothy Lemmann reported a case and a half of Girl Scout cookies worth 9 dollars stolen from her car near 419 4th Ave NE. A battery valued at 21.95 dollars was stolen from a car on the Usem Chevrolet lot at Sterling Shopping Center. Vandals caused about 15 dollars damage to two used cars at Midway Car Sales on Oakland Ave. W.

Austin Dorothy Lemmann 25Th St 4Th Ave Sterling Shopping Center Midway Car Sales Oakland Ave Richard Knauer 2Nd St. SW

Talent Winners Named in South Siders 4-H Club

The South Siders 4-H Club announces winners in its talent program. Penny Samuelson and Jo Samuelson won first place for a comic skit. Linda Schnorenberg earned second for a piano solo, with Janet Larson receiving an honorable mention for a piano solo.

South Siders Penny Jo Samuelson Linda Schnorenberg Janet Larson

My Faith Brings Contentment and Community in Austin

The essay shares how belief in Christ through the Church of Christ brings happiness, guidance, and daily prayer. It highlights strengthened family bonds, friendships, ministers as support, and two daughters pursuing church vocations while one teaches in Minneapolis. The author emphasizes Austin's role and a growing love for God and fellow humans.

Austin Church of Christ Christ's Church Austin Church of Christ Minnesota Bible College Minneapolis God Lagervall Aus

Awards Presented at Mapleview Cub Scout Meeting

About 60 parents and Cub Scouts attended Pack 123 at Mapleview. Scout master Lawrence Seha presented awards to Wayne Seha Doran Schroeder Mack Curtiss Dale Anderson Greg Kneskem Mack Grieble Rick Nelson George Plasteur James Stratton Gary Seha and Jimmie Farr at Woodison School.

Mapleview Lawrence Seha Wayne Seha Doran Schroeder Mack Curtiss Dale Anderson Greg Kneskem Mack Grieble Rick Nelson George Plasteur James Stratton Gary Seha Jimmie Farr Woodison School

Nine year old girl suffers leg fractures in head-on Highway 16 crash

Diane Crutchfield nine, of 1502 16th St SW, was hospitalized after a two car head on collision on Oakland Ave W near Turtle Creek bridge at 3 45 pm. She rode with her mother Rae Ann Crutchfield 26 in a car that collided with David Helebrant 16 of 2401 8th Ave SW. Five people were treated and released. Diane had two broken legs but was in good condition. Sheriff's deputies investigated.

Highway Diane Crutchfield Robert Crutchfield 16Th St Oakland Ave Turtle Creek Bridge Diane Rae Ann Crutchfield David R. Helebrant 8Th Ave Austin Township Mrf Luren Ave Steven Wayne Keist 1St Ave St. Olaf Hospital Loren, Keist Crutchfield Doyle Lindahl Austin Linda Lee Lindstrom 12Th St Terry Josephson 9Th St Blaine H. Bensen Mabel

Probation Office Outlined in Lions Club Talk

John Jette probation officer described the Mower County office work to the Lions Club. He discussed pre hearing Juvenile Court investigations and handling of delinquent juveniles, adults on probation, and youths released from training schools. He noted his heavy caseload and urged appointing an assistant agent.

Mower County Jette Youth Conservation Commission Blue Earth County Mankato Mankato State College Betty Young

Stacyville Names Schilling to Lead Cancer Crusade

Mrs Louis Schilling is named head of the Cancer Crusade fund drive in Stacyville. The drive starts March 28 after a kick off event in Osage.

Stacyville Iowa Louis Schilling Cancer Crusade Fund Osage

Duplicate Bridge Game Nets 180 for National Charities

Austin bridge players raised about $180 for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Institute of Logopedics in a national charity duplicate game. Eighty eight players from Austin and neighboring cities joined in, playing hands identical to those in St. Louis as part of the spring national event.

Austin National Multiple Sclerosis Society The Institute of Logopedics Albert Lea Mason City Owatonna Rochester Blue Earth St. Louis Walter O. Lundberg Joe Schneider Jr Ist Steal Mike Kelsh Mason City Winifred Leonard William Fox Sect. A Leonard Ray Jorgenson Harvey Fiala Norbert Schmitt Gordon Anderson L. E Chic) Hatch Steil Mahlon American Contract Bridge League Office

Assessors Briefed On Work In County Courthouse

Fifty township and village assessors met with county assessor A W Malcomsen in the courthouse. Pictured left to right are Malcomsen, Robert Harber Adolpho township John C Moe LeRoy village and Donald Bissen Windom township. Harber and Bissen begin first year as assessors. Moe has 29 years in LeRoy village and two years in LeRoy township. Ed Gahr state tax department and Ed Johnson Crop Reporting Service spoke on property assessment. Rural assessment starts April 1 and urban May 1.

A. W. Malcomsen Malcomsen Rob Ert Harber Adolpho Township John C. Moe LeRoy Village Donald Bissen Windom Harber Bissen Moe LeRoy Township Ed Gahr St. Paul State Tax Department Ed Johnson Crop Reporting Service

Nathan Viall Named Favorite Senior at Austin High

Nathan Viall, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd D Viall of 608 8th St SW Austin, earns honors for active service in church music and school activities. He attended Shaw Elementary and Austin Junior High, spent five years in the High School Band, two in the orchestra, joins the Young People’s Fellowship planning committee, and is a National Merit Scholar recipient. He plans to study chemical engineering at Omaha Baptist Bible College then Austin Junior College and Town State University at Ames. He aims to know God’s plan and serve others.

Nathan Viall Floyd D. Viall 8Th St Austin Shaw Nathan Young People's Fellowship First Baptist Church Nathan Viall School National Merit Scholarship Corporation Omaha Baptist Bible College Austin Junior College Town State University Ames

Bloomfield Farm Bureau to Meet at Library Basement

Spring Valley Minn Bloomfield Farm Bureau will meet Thursday at noon in the library basement. Milton Hoberg Fillmore County agent will speak at the gathering.

Spring Valley Minn Bloomfield Farm Bureau Milton Hoberg Fillmore County

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SCS William Brune Trol Holland AS Newry Lake Man By John Novotney FE. D. Farwell Jesus Christ John R.a Heath Grinnell Union and Hormel David W. Rowe of Lyle Daily Hero Area News Austin (Minn Herald Lily Girl Scout By Mes Lagerwall Mel Lagervall Tin Church of Christ U. S Mapleview Cubs Bensen Russell A. Baldus 10Th Ave 4Th St Baldus Hazel FE. Carlson 3Rd Ave Olga Larsen Cresco Nels C. Larsen Larsen 1St St George Henry Pesch Pesch Richard Johnson Paul Helm George Fisch R. Norman Miller
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